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by kaybe 7y ago
Check out sachiko stitching! There are many guides online. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sashiko_stitching
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by kaybe 7y ago
Can you give some trending examples that are not just phones strapped to the body?
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by kaybe 7y ago
There are tips out there to have 2-3 pairs of shoes and rotate between them since the downtime for airing out lets them last longer, apparently. (Not sure if that also includes the soles. Soles can be replaced if the quality is there though
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by kaybe 7y ago
Even if you have a few callsites and just copy-paste the same function it can be readable - I've heard that called un-cooked spaghetti code. Everything is still nicely layed out and can be refactored without too much trouble if you so
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by kaybe 7y ago
We tried waiting, it didn't work. We're just starting to try more things. Society appears to be too slow to fix this. Hell, people buy new SUVs far bigger than they have any use for and tell us they need it while the politicians
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by kaybe 7y ago
> Simply limiting CO2 output might just not be enough to avoid a catastrophic outcome in the future. All but one of the IPCC scenarios now require massive CO2 sequestration on the order of half of current yearly emissions starting in 205
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by kaybe 7y ago
I really wish the train network was working better Europe-wide. Maybe there should be a EU train company that integrates the national ones. The network should be able to substitute as many flights as possible. Right now, even buying tickets
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by kaybe 7y ago
Then they only do these things when they're open (although you can return cars at all times), so too early, too late or Sundays are out. They also only have one location in the city where you can get cars, and it's usually much fu
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by kaybe 7y ago
Wow, that's not cheap (normal price of £32 per month, currently on offer for £24 per month). Is there support from the healthcare system or do you have to pay everything yourselves?
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by kaybe 7y ago
I'm not sure how this works - do you have to be there for the birthday party and playdate too?
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by kaybe 7y ago
Their world will be worse too, depending on societal changes maybe even considerably so.
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by kaybe 7y ago
You'd think, but it's also close to the sea and that gives you strong winds regularly. The effect on riding difficulty is about the same. Contrary to a slope the wind can also hinder you on the way there and on the way back (whe
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by kaybe 7y ago
And getting a BahnCard can be worth it for just one trip (there are short-duration ones) so it's possible even for tourists.
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by kaybe 7y ago
At that level of money state borders mean nothing since the additional cost for travel is not significant. The situation would not change a lot for people if the only place the treatment was available was eg India.
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by kaybe 7y ago
That's true in third-world countries too though. Service is good about anywhere if you've got the cash.
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by kaybe 7y ago
You mean like driving by people taking a stroll in the city or passing a whole front of houses where people chill in their rooms with the windows open for airflow? As in, the whole city. It's an unfortunate trade-off and we should shou
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by kaybe 7y ago
You can use the normal horn in a friendly way. It's hard to put my finger on exactly what is different, maybe timing? For example, very short honks can be friendly.
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by kaybe 7y ago
The vehicles in science fiction might just have speakers too.. maybe there was never actually a physical reason for that specific noise. Hm.
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by kaybe 7y ago
The tram bell is one of the more horrifying sounds you can hear on the road though. Basically, get out of the way or get hit, since it can neither evade nor stop fast.
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by kaybe 7y ago
As somebody living next to a road - just no. I can hear bicycles going by inside at night when it is quiet. (The ones that have some things wrong with them, granted.) Any intentional additional traffic noise without a clear safety benefit s
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by kaybe 7y ago
You can find a lot of figures in the IPCC reports. https://www.ipcc.ch/working-group/wg1/ https://www.ipcc.ch/report/ar5/wg1/
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by kaybe 7y ago
Have you tried Bill Gates/ Breakthrough Energy Coalition? http://www.b-t.energy/
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by kaybe 7y ago
I feel like the community is slowly (edit: actually, not that slowly) changing their opinion. We were far to optimistic in our belief in the politicians. All but the worst of the current IPCC scenarios require some sort of carbon capture ev
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by kaybe 7y ago
It's true, more or less depending on region. In Europe we have shaped the landscape for millenia, and the ecosystems have developed accordingly. Without humans, almost everything would be covered by forests and swamps, not the wide ran
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by kaybe 7y ago
I might have missed the point too, could you expand a little?
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by kaybe 7y ago
Yes, it can house more people, but you can also demand a lot more for the same area in smaller units, so rent per square metre goes up.
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by kaybe 7y ago
> Often times it is much lower or has some other concession. No, it's going to become higher than a rent increase would allow (those have a limit by law, new contracts don't (yet)), that's the problem. As long as you stay
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by kaybe 7y ago
I don't think they're going to move that easily. Rent has been going so much it is eating a larger income share than before for many of them too. So what that leaves you with is disproportionate increase of demand and prices for s
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by kaybe 7y ago
> I guess you do have the right to wander into the forest and build yourself a fortress out of pine cones and moss.. Is there anywhere where this would be legal? Certainly not in Germany.
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by kaybe 7y ago
And I'm just starting to learn about the fact that the placement of landmasses massively influences the global climate. We're looking at a very different system here.

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